Atmospheric Rivers Hit California
Many Atmospheric Rivers Hit State By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director California needs an average of three atmospheric rivers annually …
Category Archives: Science and Research
A Great Time to Be in Agriculture
Lowell Catlett On Ag, Part One Agriculture Is Primed to Provide Different Food to Masses By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor …
FSMA Requirements Must Be Addressed
FSMA Requirements Must be Understood and Documented By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director When it comes to the Food Safety …
Record Enrollment at UC Davis College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
UC Davis College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences Really Rocks! By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director Helene Dillard, dean, …
Livestock Economics for Western Producers
Livestock Economics: What Attributes Bring Higher Prices? By Laurie Greene, Editor At the 100th Annual California Cattlemen’s Association …
Postcard Campaign to Stop Additional Pesticide Regulations Near Schools
Call to Growers: Join Postcard Campaign to Stop Additional Pesticide Regulations Near Schools before Friday, Dec. 9 By Brian …
Algae in Soils Increases Soil Health, Better Crops
Is Algae in Soils a New Frontier in Plant Health and Yield? By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Editor …
Modifying Rootstocks to Fight, Prevent Pierce’s Disease
Scientists Help Grapevines Double-team Pierce’s Disease By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director The glassy-winged sharpshooter is a flying insect that …
Improved Huanglongbing Detection in Citrus Trees
Projects Underway for Better Huanglongbing Detection in Infected Trees By Patrick Cavanaugh, Farm News Director The big …
Early Rain Caused Concern for Butte County Rice Growers
Butte County Rice Growers Respond to Early Rain By Brian German, Associate Broadcaster The Butte County Farm Bureau …
